"Celebration rather than grandiosity was uppermost in the minds of director Matthew Stuckings and his merry band of choristers," writes reviewer HELEN MUSA of the 60th anniversary concert of the ANU Choral Society, SCUNA.
“'The Threshold' is a thoughtful and effective show supported by quality and unobtrusive sound and lighting. It explores end of life with warmth, curiosity and compassion," writes reviewer SIMONE PENKETHMAN.
Canberra composer and musical identity, Judith Clingan, is 78 this year, and it's got her thinking about, well, ageing, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
HELEN MUSA looks at the arts week in today's "Artsday" column.
In the midst of and lamentations over the cancellation of large-scale theatre events, composer Judith Clingan last week delivered a timely reminder that theatre is about people, not technology, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
The Queanbeyan Hive has been buzzing today (January 12) as composer and arts activist, Judith Clingan, conducts workshops and performances based on her music theatre version of “The Lorax”.
An SOS has arrived at the arts desk from composer and music educator, Judith Clingan, director of Wayfarers Australia Choir.
CANBERRA’s Young Music Society celebrated its 50th birthday yesterday (March 17) in a relaxed, community-friendly…
“The Little Prince”, Tuggeranong Arts Centre, 7pm, December 20; 2pm, December 21-22. Reviewed by HELEN MUSA
IT’s 50 years since Judith Clingan founded the Canberra Children’s Choir and very appropriately, she’s…
ONE of Canberra’s true musical legends, Judith Clingan, is stepping back into the centrestage returning…
JUDITH Clingan is one of Canberra’ most enduring arts figures, so no one is surprised…
VETERAN Canberra composer and creator, Judith Clingan, is midway through an exercise that characterises her…
‘PEACE is not merely the absence of war. Peace is the nurture of human life’,…
CANBERRA musician Judith Clingan has been honoured for her “So Good a Thing” festival with…
